Over the last few days so many memories came back. So many little things like strands that woven together form the fabric of our lives. Auntie Lottie bringing out ice cream sodas while we played coroquet at Crooked Lake. Going to her and Uncle John's house and having meatloaf for dinner. How genuinely happy she was working at the Parish. How proud she was of her apartment. But most of all, Auntie Lottie was always kind to me. And I'm

Over the last few days so many memories came back. So many little things like strands that woven together form the fabric of our lives. Auntie Lottie bringing out ice cream sodas while we played coroquet at Crooked Lake. Going to her and Uncle John's house and having meatloaf for dinner. How genuinely happy she was working at the Parish. How proud she was of her apartment. But most of all, Auntie Lottie was always kind to me. And I'm especially grateful for the way she accepted Linda into the family and was kind to her also. We sometimes use words too lightly and forget their real meaning, but Auntie Lottie was a genionely good person. We miss her but trust she is happy withUncle John and Casey, and that we will meet again. With love,
Raymond, Linda and Kevin

On behalf of the French Family of Companies, we express our deepest condolences.